Replace

Using Vb6 and the "Replace Function" in a function allowing the user to remove things from a string like ">". This works great but can you use it to trim spaces after a crlf?When the string is returned to the Multiline textbox I'm trying to get all aligned to the left but all the spaces stay. I've tried using the trim fuction with no luck. IF not is it possible with the "Split Function"? Thanks in advance

Can you be a little more specific about what you are doing?

What do you mean by spaces following the CrLF ?? these would be on the next line? what are you splitting with? are you splitting with CRLF to cut to lines??

Cheers

It's to clean the internet ">" out of email. The only thing is the email sometimes large amount of spaces on new lines and i want to trim those spaces to get everything aligned to the left. The "replace" in vb6 i could replace the VBCRLF but i found out searching today that i could split on the vbcrlf and then use the trim function to clean both sides. It now works, thanks for helping anyway

The > in email actually has a following space so try

EmailText = Replace(EmailText, "> ", "")

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